Can we also have little dots that show which services are currently impacted by the outage?
I would like a US government statuspage.
Readit Newsshogun21 commented on Availability of the Government of the United States govavailability.info/... · Posted by u/mjwhansen
Look at https://caniuse.com/usage-table. IE11 has 2.66% usage. Is that worth the time investment in development?
If your site is already active, I would also look at Google Analytics and see if any of your audience uses IE11.
And the last question, the user experience will, of course, be best on evergreen browsers, but will it completely break on older browsers?
shogun21 commented on Amazon is stuffing its search results pages with ads recode.net/2018/9/10/1779... · Posted by u/doener
shogun21 commented on Ask HN: How could search results change so most clicks don't go to spots #1-3? · Posted by u/brosirmandude
How do you define the "right information"? And if the results are sorted properly, why wouldn't it be in spots #1-3?
shogun21 commented on Ask HN: Website which shows styling applied step by step? · Posted by u/neillyons
I think you're referring to this: https://jgthms.com/web-design-in-4-minutes/
shogun21 commented on Facebook announces Clear History feature facebook.com/zuck/posts/1... · Posted by u/anigbrowl
Does anyone trust Facebook to delete your data when they say they delete it?
shogun21 commented on Ask HN: What are good writing tips for software developers? · Posted by u/soneca
Commit messages should start with a verb, and complete the sentence "If you apply this commit, it will..."
shogun21 commented on A Sleeping Alexa Can Listen for More Than Just Its Name spectrum.ieee.org/view-fr... · Posted by u/teklaperry
Alexa should come with a physical switch on the top of it to turn the mike on/off. Not a software switch. It should also have an LED that glows when the mike is on.
If it had that, I'd buy one.
Would you still trust that it's off when it says that it's off?
not so.
The amount of info being conveyed is not trivial. It's nature requires reader to think about what is being presented. There is likely not too many other options to more clearly visualize the data.
6 values for each company, and you want to convey relativity between the values of each company..
I was confused by the lack of consistency across each of the graphs.
"No Opinion/Don't care" is sometimes gray, sometimes yellow, and sometime orange.
And for some graphs, the negative reaction is on the left and others the negative reaction is on the right.
I don't understand. Isn't it just the same word you started off with? Actually, I probably misunderstand since it sounds like the whisper game but with public passings which obviously would make no sense.
Each word is pushing onto, and then popping off of a stack.